Excerpt:
King's Bridge Park, located at the mouth of the Chippawa Creek, is an historic site. On December 7, 1678, LaSalle's exploration party, the first Europeans to lay eyes on the mighty falls, camped overnight here. In the 1700's, the French had a clearing and perhaps a storehouse, at the mouth of the Chippawa where they cut timber for shipbuilding on Navy Island. In 1791, the British government built wharves, docks and a small fort. The first King's Bridge was built that same year.

Synopsis
A Guide to The Niagara Parkway From Chippawa to Black Creek
This booklet is intended to be a guide for the 11.5 km (7.2 mile) stretch of the Niagara Parkway/Niagara Parks Commission Recreational Trail, from Chippawa (King's Bridge Park) to Black Creek.